> Data integrity is the natural expectation humans have from computers
I've said it once, and I'll say it again: the only reason ZFS isn't the norm is because we all once lived through a primordial era when it didn't exist. No serious person designing a filesystem today would say it's okay to misplace your data.
Not long ago, on this forum, someone told me that ZFS is only good because it had no competitors in its space. Which is kind of like saying the heavyweight champ is only good because no one else could compete.
I've said it once, and I'll say it again: the only reason ZFS isn't the norm is because we all once lived through a primordial era when it didn't exist. No serious person designing a filesystem today would say it's okay to misplace your data.
Not long ago, on this forum, someone told me that ZFS is only good because it had no competitors in its space. Which is kind of like saying the heavyweight champ is only good because no one else could compete.